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Diamonds - History and Facts

Some history and facts about the world's most popular gemstone:

• Diamonds are carbon, the same substance as charcoal, with the difference being in the way the carbon atoms are structured.
• Diamond is the hardest substance known that occurs naturally. There are other substances that are harder that have been synthetically created. Ultra hard Fullerite and Aggregated Diamond Nanorods are 1.17-1.52 times harder than diamond.
• Historians speculate that diamonds may have been known as far back in history as the 12^th century B.C.E. Diamonds are mentioned in the Bible,
• Practically all diamonds came from India before 1725, when they were discovered in Brazil.
• India and Brazil supplied diamonds to the world until they were discovered in South Africa in 1866. South Africa remains one of the most important sources of diamond s today.
• Diamonds at one time were extremely rare. Only the very wealthy could afford to own them.
• A diamond mine in Murfeesborough, Arkansas operated until 1969. The mine is now part of a state park where for $5 visitors can dig for diamonds and keep all they find. The odds of finding a diamond there are very small.
• There is only one currently operating diamond mine in The United States. It is the State Line Kimberlite District located near the Colorado-Wyoming border. There are a few diamond mines in Canada, mainly in the Northwest Territories that are operational.
• Much of the popularity of diamonds can be attributed to the marketing strategy of the De Beers diamond company. This company is involved in the exploration and mining of diamonds, and accounts for approximately 40 percent of the diamonds on the market.
• Today there are more synthetic diamonds being manufactured than mined. These diamonds are for industrial use. Gemstone quality synthetic diamonds have been made, but are more expensive to make than to mine for natural ones.
• All diamonds that occur naturally are colored. Pure diamond colorless, but pure diamond is not found in nature. Finer quality diamonds may appear colorless, but they too have color even if it is almost imperceptible.

Alan Beggerow owns and operates Cathleen's Bargain Basement, an online business that offers custom made apparel and hand crafted teddy bears by Cathleen, and also offers a selection of jewelry, home decor, Asian motif items, and much more. http://www.cathleensbargainbasement.com

Alan Beggerow is also a free lance writer. For further examples of his writings, visit his political and current events blog Random Thoughts at http://www.winkle52.blogspot.com

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Looking After Gemstone Jewellery

Caring For Your Whitewolf Gemstone Jewellery:

Precious and semi-precious gemstone species, commonly used in jewellery, vary greatly in their intrinsic 'hardness'. In general, most gemstones have come to be favoured for adornment not only as a result of their inherent visual attractiveness, but also because they belong to a particular species, which is hard enough to withstand the vigour's of daily wear.

However, with the possible exception of diamond, all gemstones are susceptible to damage. Almost all will suffer scratches and chips in contact with most metals and all can be damaged by extremes of temperature and pressure. A few semi-precious gemstones are extremely soft and can be damaged by a fingernail!

In fact, it's even a fallacy to say that diamond cannot be damaged -diamonds will shatter in some circumstances. The old 'glass test',beloved of thriller writers, by which one tests the quality/authenticity of diamond jewellery, by attempting to scratch other hard surfaces, is not recommended!

As there are large differences in 'hardness' and therefore resilience to scratches, knocks, bumps and bangs, between each gemstonespecies, it's sensible to apply the same care considerations to all, before then applying additional specific special care for your particular gemstone species.

Cleaning Gemstone Jewellery.

? Keep your gemstone jewellery clean. A dry soft cotton cloth rub, after each wear, is by far the best way to prolong the beauty of your jewellery.

? Harder non-porous semi-precious gemstones, such as the quartz family and most precious gemstones can have heavy dirt removed using mild soapy water and a damp cloth. However several semi-precious species are not only porous but actually DISSOLVE in water! Great care is needed in accurately identifying your gemstone.

? It is wise to protect all semi-precious and precious gemstones from excessive heat and pressures. Both when wearing and when in storage.

? Excessive sun exposure will affect most semi-precious gemstones, some such as Amethyst will actually change colour.

? Household chemicals, cosmetics, body oils and dust can all damage gemstones. Always put your jewellery on after your make-up and perfume.

? Do not use silver cleaner on gemstones. Be careful to ensure that the silver cleaner only touches the silver part of your jewellery. Anti-tarnish agents can damage some gemstones.

? Store gemstone jewellery pieces individually - do not store in a big jumbled jewellery box. Your gemstone jewellery will scratch in contact with other jewellery items.

? Turquoise, Opals, Pearls, Mother of Pearl, Abalone, Shells and Corals all benefit from breathable storage. These species do not like long exposure to dry heated environments.

? It is sometimes advised to occasionally immerse gemstones, such as Opals, in water. Opals need moisture to look at their best. However, as most jewellery is a combination of materials, we would not advise immersion of your jewellery. It's also important to notethat water is very rarely free of microscopic particulate matter, such as salts and other minerals; once the moisture has dried these particles remain trapped inside the gemstone. One has only to look at a granite cliff-face, to see the natural repercussions of this geological process. Cracks and fissures will form within your gemstone in exactly the same way!

? Strung beads and gemstone necklaces will hold onto moisture within the stringing material and should never be immersed in water.

If in any doubt, it is always best to seek the professional cleaning service of a jeweller. The cost of professionally cleaning your precious jewellery is not likely to be very great, especially when considered in relation to the 'cost' of damaging your jewellery.In the case of precious gemstone jewellery, the stone itself is likely to be by far the most expensive and difficult component to replace, regularly check the prongs, clasps and fitments of your jewellery.

Tim Vogel owns a retail jewellery website. To find out more abour gemstone jewellery and to view a fine selction of crystal, gemstone and precious metal jewellery please visit us here: http://www.whitewolfjewellery.com

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The Lowdown On Buying A Diamond Engagement Ring

Diamonds are a girl's best friends especially if that is the same girl you have proposed to and promised to marry. A diamond engagement ring is but fitting to symbolize your commitment.

If you have your eyes on a ring then you have to learn the basic tips when choosing a diamond so that you and your fianc?will end up happy after the purchase and even after the wedding. These stones can last the test of time and can even outlive the test of love. Follow the 4Cs when buying to ensure you purchase a stone suitable for you.

Carat

How heavy your diamond is will depend on its carat. Of course, the heavier you want it to be the more money you have to shell out. Every carat of diamond is equal to a hundred points but the larger ones are rare and command a very expensive price tag. You can choose the smaller ones and it wouldn't make any difference for the girl you love unless she counts your devotion by the carat.

Clarity

How clear is your stone? In most cases, you will know if it's a fake you are buying if you place it beside a genuine stone because the latter will be clearer. A gem classified as FL or flawless is a prize to behold. However, only a gemologist who has the proper tools can examine a diamond's exact clarity.

Color

Diamonds can be classified from light yellow, near colorless to colorless. A colorless one (if you can get hold of that one) is a rare gem. However, a trained eye can only determine such differences in color. There are also fancy stones that come in red, blue, pink, green or canary yellow and they command the same price as the nearly colorless ones.

Cut

A stone that has been cut by an experienced craftsman will have more value and appeal. Only a master craftsman can precisely cut a gem in a way that will allow its sparkling beauty to be released.

The four Cs are the essential guide to choosing a perfect diamond engagement ring. However, most people look at its shape and base their decision on that. If you like the shape then make sure you check the 4Cs first before deciding on a purchase.

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